General Criminal Law

Part 1: Basic Theory of Criminal Law

Chapter 1 Basic Concepts of Criminal Law
Section 1. The meaning and nature of criminal law
Section 2 Functions of Criminal Law

Chapter 2: The Principle of Legality
Section 1. The significance of the principle of legality
Section 2 Contents of the Principle of Legality

Chapter 3 Scope of Application of Criminal Law
Section 1 Temporal scope of application
Section 2 Scope of application in terms of people and location
Section 3. Effect of execution of sentence received abroad
Section 4 Scope of Application of General Provisions of Criminal Law

Part 2: Criminology

Chapter 1: Basic Concepts of Crime
Section 1. Meaning and types of crimes
Section 2 Subject and Object of Crime

Chapter 2: Theory of Compositional Elements
Section 1 General Theory of Composition Elements
Section 2. Consequence-based value (consequence illegality) and act-based value (act illegality)
Section 3 Causality and Objective Attribution
Section 4 Elements of intent
Section 5 Mistake of Elements (Mistake of Fact)

Chapter 3: Theory of Illegality
Section 1 General Theory of Illegality
Section 2 Self-defense
Section 3 Emergency Evacuation
Section 4 Self-rescue actions
Section 5 Victim's Consent
Section 6 Legitimate Acts

Chapter 4 Responsibility
Section 1 General Theory of Responsibility
Section 2 Capacity for Responsibility
Section 3 Recognition of illegality
Section 4 Possibility of Expectation (Absence of Exemption Reasons)

Chapter 5: Theory of Numbers
Section 1 General Theory of Attempted Crimes
Section 2 Attempted Disability
Section 3 Attempted suspension
Section 4 Impossible Attempt
Section 5 Preparatory and Conspiracy Crimes
Chapter 6: Theory of Accomplice
Section 1 Accomplice Theory
Section 2 Joint and Concurrent Offenders
Section 3 Indirect Principal Offender
Section 4. Accomplices
Section 5: Teachers' Crimes
Section 6. Aiding and Abetting Offenders
Section 7 Accomplices and Status
Chapter 7 Special Types of Crime
Section 1. Crimes of Omission
Section 2 Negligence
Section 3 Consequential Aggravation

Chapter 8: Prisoner Theory
Section 1. Sin and Confession
Section 2 Punishment for crimes

Part 3: Punishment

Section 1. Meaning and types of punishment
Section 2. The amount of punishment, etc.
Section 3 Repeat Offenders
Section 4 Suspended Sentence, Suspended Probation, and Parole
Section 5. Prescription and Extinction of the Form
Section 6 Security Measures

Criminal Law

Part 1: Crimes against personal interests

Chapter 1: Sins against Life and Body
Section 1: The crime of murder
Section 2 Crimes of assault and battery
Section 3: Crime of Negligent Homicide
Section 4 The Sin of Abortion
Section 5: The Sin of Abandonment and Abuse
Chapter 2: Crimes Against Freedom
Section 1. Crime of intimidation
Section 2: Crimes of arrest and confinement
Section 3 Crimes of kidnapping, enticement, and human trafficking
Section 4. The crime of coercion
Section 5: Crimes of rape and assault
Chapter 3 Crimes against Honor, Credit, and Work
Section 1. Crimes against Honor
Section 2 Crimes related to credit, business, and auctions

Chapter 4: Crimes against the Peace of Private Life
Section 1. Crime of Violation of Secrets
Section 2 Crime of home invasion
Chapter 5 Crimes against Property
Section 1 General Theory of Property Crimes
Section 2 The crime of theft
Section 3: Crime of robbery
Section 4. Crime of Fraud
Section 5: Crime of extortion
Section 6: Embezzlement
Section 7. Crime of breach of trust
Section 8: Crime of stealing stolen goods
Section 9: The crime of destruction
Section 10: Crimes that interfere with the exercise of rights

Part 2: Crimes against Social Interests

Chapter 1: Crimes against Public Safety and Peace
Section 1. Crimes against public security
Section 2 Offences relating to explosives
Section 3: The crime of arson and fire
Section 4. Crimes concerning work and repairs
Section 5: Crime of obstructing traffic

Chapter 2 Crimes against Public Trust
Section 1 Crimes concerning currency
Section 2 Crimes concerning securities, stamps, and postage stamps
Section 3 Crimes concerning documents
Section 4. Crimes concerning seals
Chapter 3 Crimes against Public Health
Section 1: Sins concerning drinking water
Section 2 Crimes Concerning Opium
Chapter 4: Crimes against Social Morality
Section 1. Crimes related to sexual morals
Section 2 Offenses concerning gambling and lottery
Section 3: Sins concerning faith

Part 3 Crimes against National Interests

Chapter 1: Crimes against the Existence and Authority of the State
Section 1. The crime of civil war
Section 2: Crimes of Foreign Exchange
Section 3 Crimes concerning the national flag
Section 4 Crimes concerning state religion
Chapter 2 Crimes against the Functions of the State
Section 1 Crimes related to public officials' duties Ⅰ
Section 2 Crimes related to public officials' duties II
Section 3 Crimes related to obstruction of official duties
Section 4. Crimes of Escape and Concealment of Criminals
Section 5: Crimes of perjury and destruction of evidence
Section 6: The crime of false accusation

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Summary of crimes under criminal law

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